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A winsome selection suitable for storytimes, due to its large-format illustrations, as well as for one-on-one sharing. Readers will want to follow the lemurs again and again.
Although this work is grounded in the premise of life beyond Earth, the main focus here on teen social interactions will appeal to readers who enjoy realistic fiction with a splash of sci-fi.
A fantastic choice for reluctant readers, this page-turner will be a hit with fans of Eliot Schrefer's The Deadly Sister.
Comparable to several books in the "Dear America" series, this offers a gentle introduction to the plight of persons of Japanese descent during World War II.
The brash and riotous character of Ivy will delight readers through another gripping—and laugh-out-loud—adventure.
Hand this spine-tingling and occasionally grotesque work to readers who have embraced Ransom Riggs's Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children and Cornelia Funke's Ghost Knight.
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